cool的中文翻译

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cool

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cool1 (fairly cold) UK /kuːl/ US /kuːl/
清凉的, 凉爽的, 凉快的
adj. (cooler, coolest)
- fairly cold; not hot or warm
  - a cool breeze/drink/climate
    凉爽的微风/一杯冷饮/凉爽的气候
  - Cooler weather is forecast for the weekend.
    预报本周末天气较凉。
  - Let's sit in the shade and keep cool.
    咱们坐在荫凉处乘乘凉吧。
  - Store lemons in a cool dry place.
    把柠檬贮存在干燥凉爽的地方。
cool2 (Aviation) UK /kuːl/ US /kuːl/
凉的
adj. (cooler, coolest)
- of a low temperature, between cold and warm
  - The aviation weather forecast predicts a cool front tomorrow afternoon.
cool3 (colours) UK /kuːl/ US /kuːl/
冷色调的
adj. (cooler, coolest)
- making you feel pleasantly cool
  - a room painted in cool greens and blues
    涂成令人感到凉爽的绿色和蓝色的房间
cool4 (calm) UK /kuːl/ US /kuːl/
冷静的
adj. (cooler, coolest)
- calm; not excited, angry or emotional
  - Keep cool!
    保持冷静
  - She tried to remain cool, calm and collected(= calm).
    她试图保持冷静、沉着、镇定。
  - He has a cool head(= he stays calm in an emergency).
    他头脑冷静。
cool5 (not friendly/enthusiastic) UK /kuːl/ US /kuːl/
冷漠的, 冷淡的, 不友好的
adj. (cooler, coolest)
- not friendly, interested or enthusiastic
  - She was decidedly cool about the proposal.
    她对这个提议漠然置之。
  - They gave the Prime Minister a cool reception.
    他们很冷淡地接待了这位首相。
cool6 (approving) UK /kuːl/ US /kuːl/
极好的, 妙极的
adj. (cooler, coolest)
- used to show that you admire or approve of sth because it is fashionable, attractive and often different
  - You look pretty cool with that new haircut.
    你新剪的发型真酷。
  - It's a cool movie.
    这电影很不错！
- people say Cool! or That's cool to show that they approve of sth or agree to a suggestion
  - 'We're meeting Jake for lunch and we can go on the yacht in the afternoon.' 'Cool!'
    “我们约了杰克吃午饭，下午就去开快艇。”“好嘞！”
  - 'Can you come at 10.30 tomorrow?' 'That's cool'.
    “你明天10点半能来吗？”“没问题。”
  - I was surprised that she got the job, but I'm cool with it(= it's not a problem for me).
    我很惊讶她找到了这份工作，但这与我无关。
cool7 (confident) UK /kuːl/ US /kuːl/
冷静的，镇定的，令人钦佩的（不羁）
adj. (cooler, coolest)
- calm and confident in a way that lacks respect for other people, but makes people admire you as well as disapprove
  - She just took his keys and walked out with them, cool as you please.
    她拿起钥匙就和他们外出了，像你一样耍酷。
cool8 (money) UK /kuːl/ US /kuːl/
整整的
adj. (cooler, coolest)
- used about a sum of money to emphasize how large it is
  - The car cost a cool thirty thousand.
    那辆车花了整整三万。
cool9 (become colder) UK /kuːl/ US /kuːl/
冷却
verb
- to become or to make sb/sth become cool or cooler
  - Glass contracts as it cools.
    玻璃冷却时会收缩。
  - The cylinder is cooled by a jet of water.
    汽缸被一股水给冷却下来了。
cool10 (Steel and Mining) UK /kuːl/ US /kuːl/
降温
verb
- to lower the temperature of something
  - The steel has to be cooled so that it keeps its shape.
cool11 (become calmer) UK /kuːl/ US /kuːl/
冷静, 镇静下来
verb
- to become calmer, less excited or less enthusiastic
  - I think we should wait until tempers have cooled.
    我认为我们应该等到怒火平息下来再说。
  - Relations between them have definitely cooled (= they are not as friendly with each other as they were).
    他们之间的关系已明显地冷下来。
cool12 UK /kuːl/ US /kuːl/
凉快
noun
- cool air or a cool place
  - the cool of the evening
    凉爽的夜晚

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